The Srimad Bhagavatam holds entire worlds: the births of gods and kings, the rise and fall of dynasties, and, at its radiant center, the deeds of Krishna. This original English retelling follows the full twelve-canto journey as one connected narrative - from the sages' questions in the forest and a king waiting to die on the riverbank, through the faith of Prahlada, the cry of Gajendra, the churning of the Ocean of Milk, and the birth, childhood and loves of Krishna, to the last question of the present age. Written in clear, reflective English for general readers, it opens the door to one of Hinduism's most beloved scriptures. Includes an introduction, a glossary of names and ideas, and a note on sources and the retelling approach.